Barbara Bush Changed With Her Country
The former first lady was notably eager to learn about people she didn’t understand—and recognize she might have been wrong about them.
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Jae C. Hong / AP ‘Kids Are Renewable Resources’
Authorities in Reno are finding it increasingly difficult to identify victims and perpetrators of sex trafficking.
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Local Grocery Store Makes Good
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James Fallows Talking About Civic Engagement in America's Original Engaged Communities
The Chautauqua Institution is one of America’s great centers for civil, cultural, and intellectual engagement. A talk about 21st-century American renewal, at a place whose history traces to a great 19th-century reform movement.
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USA Today Sports / Reuters Super Bowl 50: An Upset Win for the Broncos
The Denver Broncos, led by quarterback Peyton Manning, triumphed over the Carolina Panthers.
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A Quality-Lit Version of the Aerial View
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Brittany Greeson / The Ground Truth Project 'We Fear the Water'
Photographs of life in Flint, Michigan, where lead, copper, and bacteria have been contaminating the drinking supply
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Bobby Yip / Reuters Quoted
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Track of the Day: 'I Love L.A.'
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters Will a Cable-Box-Free Future Be Worse for Minority Americans?
The FCC will vote February 18 on a plan that would open the cable-box market to companies like Apple, Tivo, Roku, and Google.
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The Making of a Cover, American Futures Edition
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Under the Cover: March 2016
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This Just In: One Person Is Dead as a Crane Collapses in New York
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Facing Abortion as a Native American
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters The Mystery of the $63-Million Lotto Ticket
On the last day to claim the California Lottery jackpot, one man says he’s already won. Now he’s suing.
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